China finds US, Mexico pecan dumping, imposes interim measures

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A view of the Ministry of Commerce in Beijing, China. /VCG

China has preliminarily determined that imports of pecans, or Carya illinoensis, originating from the United States and Mexico are being dumped and will impose interim anti-dumping measures, the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) said on Monday.

In a statement on its website, MOFCOM said such dumping practices by the two exporting countries have caused material injury to China's domestic industry, with a direct causal relationship existing between the dumped imports and the sustained industrial damage.

The ministry said it has decided to adopt interim anti-dumping measures in the form of security deposits, effective from August 11, 2026.

The preliminary ruling comes after MOFCOM launched the investigation in September.

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